Epson ELPMB48 High Ceiling Mount User guide

Category
Data projectors
Type
User guide
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Included Items List ..................................................................................................... 20
Safety Instructions ......................................................................................................21
Precautions on Where to Mount the Projector ................................................ 23
Installation ..................................................................................................................... 24
Removing the Ceiling Plate from the Projector Plate ............................................ 24
Installing the Ceiling Plate to the Ceiling ......................................................................25
Adjusting the Length of the Pole ....................................................................................... 26
Mounting to a Concrete Ceiling.......................................................................................... 27
Fitting the Projector Plate to the Projector ..................................................................28
Fitting the Projector Plate to the Ceiling Plate ........................................................... 29
Adjusting the Installation Position .......................................................................30
Moving the Projected Images Higher or Lower ........................................................ 30
Tilting the Projected Images to the Right or Left .....................................................31
Adjusting the Size of the Projected Images .................................................................31
Installing the Safety Wires ....................................................................................... 32
Inquiries .......................................................................................................................... 34
Specifications ............................................................................................................... 34
Contents
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Check the following list to confirm that you have all of the supplied items. If by any chance there is
anything missing or damaged, please contact your dealer.
Included Items List
Y Projector mounting screws:
4 pcs. (M6 x 16)
Y Hexagon wrench (M6) Y Hexagon wrench (M8)
Y Safety wires:
4 pcs. (1.5 m, φ 1.5 mm)
Y Wire clips: 4 pcs. Y Decorative plate
Y User's Guide (this guide)
Y Ceiling plate Y Projector plate
The ceiling plate and projector plate are preassembled. Separate
them before starting the installation.
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Read this document carefully to assemble and install this product safely and correctly. Be sure to
follow the safety precautions. Keep these instructions close to hand to help solve any points you
do not understand.
So that you can use the product safely and correctly, symbols are applied in this guide and on
the product to indicate possible harm to the user or to others and the risk of damage to
property. The indications and their meaning are as follows. Make sure you understand them
properly before reading this guide.
Carefully read the warnings in "Safety Instructions / Support and Service Guide" supplied with
your projector before starting the installation to determine a suitable place to install it.
Safety Instructions
Warning
This symbol indicates information that, if ignored, could possibly
result in death or personal injury due to incorrect handling.
Caution
This symbol indicates information that, if ignored, could possibly
result in personal injury or physical damage due to incorrect handling.
Warning
v The installation work should be performed only by specialists with the required technical
know-how and ability.
Incomplete assembly or installation could cause the projector and ceiling mount to fall and cause
injury.
v This product weighs approximately 16 kg. When transporting or moving the product,
handle it with care to avoid injury.
v Do not install the ceiling mount on an inclined or weak surface.
The ceiling must be strong enough to install the projector and ceiling mount. Before starting the
installation, carefully check the weight of the projector and the ceiling mount. Make sure the
ceiling is strong enough and use the most appropriate methods to prevent the projector from
falling.
v Do not install the product in a location where it might be exposed to vibration or shock.
Otherwise the product or the installation surface could be damaged. If the product falls, it could
result in death or personal injury.
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v Always follow the instructions below when installing the ceiling mount. If installation work
is not carried out correctly, the projector and ceiling mount could fall and cause injury.
Check the structure and materials of the mounting location and use the most appropriate
construction method.
Do not hang or mount anything except the specified projector from or on the ceiling mount.
The projectors that can be mounted on this ceiling mount are listed in the catalogs.
Do not hang from the ceiling mount or apply excessive force to it during or after installation.
Tighten the screws firmly. Also, never loosen or remove any screws carelessly when mounting
or removing the ceiling mount.
Never disassemble or remodel the ceiling mount unless indicated in this manual.
v Install the supplied safety wire to prevent the projector from falling.
The safety wire also prevents the projector from swaying during an earthquake or vibration.
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v Applying a screw-locking adhesive, lubricant, oil or other substance to the points at which
the projector is fixed to the ceiling mount can make the case crack and the projector fall,
leading to damage or injury. Do not use any sort of adhesive, lubricant or oil when
installing or adjusting the ceiling mount.
v Never loosen any bolts, screws, or nuts after installation. Also, check periodically that no
screws have come loose. If you find a loose screw, tighten it firmly.
v Do not use the ceiling mount and refer all repairs to qualified service personnel under the
following conditions:
The ceiling mount fell off or was broken before installation.
The supplied parts have problems and do not work correctly.
v Unplug the projector before installing.
v Handle the power cord carefully.
Incorrect handling could cause fire or electric shock. Observe the following precautions when
handling:
Do not handle the cord with wet hands.
Do not use a cord that is damaged or modified.
v Do not install or use the projector in locations where it could be splashed with water such
as outdoors, in a bathroom or shower room, and do not install in locations subject to high
levels of humidity.
This could cause fire or electric shock.
v When cleaning, do not use a wet cloth or alcohol, benzine, thinner, and so on.
If water enters the projector, the casing may degrade and break which could cause an electric
shock.
v Do not strongly pull or pinch the projector's power cord during installation. Be careful
especially when passing the power code through the pole.
If the power cord is damaged, it could cause fire or an electric shock. Contact your dealer if the
wires of the power cord become exposed or broken.
Warning
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Carefully read the warnings in "Safety Instructions / Support and Service Guide" supplied with
your projector before starting the installation to determine a suitable place to install it. In
particular, pay attention to the following items.
v Set the projector up in a location where direct sunlight or strong light from fluorescent lamps
does not shine onto the receiver for the remote control. Strong light shining onto the receiver
for the remote control may interfere with remote control operations.
v Install the projector so it is away from the air outlet of air conditioners or other similar devices. If
air from an air conditioner blows directly onto the projector, the surrounding temperature
increases and the projector may not operate correctly.
v Make sure there is a big enough gap between the projector and the wall. See the User's Guide
supplied with your projector for details on the necessary distance. If the projector is too close to
the wall, the surrounding temperature increases and the projector may not operate correctly.
v To limit the effect of external noise, we recommend that you position the projector so that the
cable connecting it to a computer or other devices is no longer than 20 meters.
v The projector should be installed in a location that is free from dust and moisture to prevent the
lens and internal optical parts from becoming dirty.
v Do not install the projector in a location beyond its operating temperature range. Doing so can
cause it to malfunction.
v Closing the curtains in a bright room makes the projected image easier to see.
Caution
At least two people are needed for the installation. Make sure to provide a sturdy
scaffold for this work.
Otherwise, you may fall or drop the projector and cause injury.
Precautions on Where to Mount the
Projector
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Removing the Ceiling Plate from the Projector Plate
The ceiling plate is fitted to the projector plate at the factory. Use the following procedure to
separate them.
A Remove the screws for the vertical tilt
adjustment points on both sides using the
supplied M8 hexagon wrench.
B Remove the ceiling plate from the projector
plate.
Installation
Procedure
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Installing the Ceiling Plate to the Ceiling
Determine the distance to the screen and locate the mounting position before mounting the
ceiling plate.
The distance varies according to the type of the lens unit installed on the projector. See the
"User's Guide" supplied with the projector.
Refer to the ceiling template below to cut the bolt-mounting holes into the ceiling.
When installing this product after uninstalling the ELPMB22, you can use the mounting holes that
are already in the ceiling as they are.
After installing, you cannot rotate the projector beyond ±5
° to the left or right. Check that the
projector is facing in the correct direction before installing.
Procedure
Note
Ceiling template (units: mm)
Turn the side of
this cutout to the
screen.
The center of
rotation when
adjusting
horizontally
Holes for horizontal rotation
adjustment
The direction of the projector
can be adjusted at up to ±5
degrees by rotating it.
When installing this
product after uninstalling
the ELPMB22, use these
holes.
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Adjusting the Length of the Pole
You can hide the gap between the pole and the ceiling surface by attaching the decorative plate
to the pole beforehand. Place the pole through the hole in the decorative plate, and then tighten
the screws on the decorative plate to secure it.
A Remove the two fixing bolts using the
supplied M8 hexagon wrench.
B Remove the four assist-screws on both sides
using the supplied M6 hexagon wrench.
C There are eight length adjustment holes at 20
mm intervals on the pole. Align the two
appropriate adjustment holes with the holes
for the fixing bolts,and put the two fixing
bolts into the holes and tighten them firmly.
D Tighten the four assist-screws on both sides
using the supplied M6 hexagon wrench.
Note
Procedure
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Mounting to a Concrete Ceiling
When installing the ceiling mount on a concrete ceiling, use 4 anchor bolts (M12). You need to
purchase commercially available anchor bolts.
Before installing the ceiling plate, check that the projector is facing in the correct direction.
The ceiling plate can be horizontally rotated at ±5
degree. Adjust the direction of the projector
using four bolts secured loosely. After adjusting the direction, tighten the hexagon nuts securely.
Caution
v Make sure in advance that the concrete on which this product is installed can hold the
weight and lateral movement of the projector and ceiling mount. If the concrete is not
strong enough or has deteriorated, fortify it with reinforcing bars or something similar.
v Install the anchor bolts according to the specifications and methods of the
manufacturer of the materials so they do not come out, become loose, or shift.
v Tighten the screws firmly during installation or after adjusting the angles.
After tightening the screws, retighten them firmly and make sure that they are not loose.
v Epson accepts no responsibility for any damage or injury caused by lack of wall
strength or inadequate installation.
Warning
Female type anchors
Concrete
Hanger bolts
Flat washers
Hexagon nut
At least 3 threads
Ceiling surface
Spring washers
Hexagon nut
The center of rotation when adjusting the direction
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Fitting the Projector Plate to the Projector
A
Attach the projector so that the on the
projector plate is on the same side as the
projector's lens.
Align the screw holes for the ceiling mount fixing
points with the holes for the projector plate. See
the "User's Guide" supplied with the projector for
details on the position of the projector's ceiling
mount fixing points.
B Tighten the supplied four screws (M6 x 16) in
the screw holes of the projector plate using
the supplied M6 hexagonal wrench.
Tighten and secure the three remaining screws.
When attaching the projector plate to the projector,
make sure you use the screws supplied.
Procedure
Caution
v Tighten the screws firmly.
After tightening the screws, retighten them firmly and make sure that they are not loose.
v Install the supplied safety wire to prevent the projector from falling. sp.32
v Applying a screw-locking adhesive, lubricant, oil or other substance to the points at
which the projector is fixed to the ceiling mount can make the case crack and the
projector fall, leading to damage or injury. Do not use any sort of adhesive, lubricant
or oil when installing or adjusting the ceiling mount.
Warning
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Fitting the Projector Plate to the Ceiling Plate
A
Put the shaft of the projector plate into the
grooves of the ceiling plate and place it
securely in the horseshoe-shaped points.
Do not release your hands from the projector
until mounting is complete.
B Put the screws for the vertical angle
adjustment points that were removed when
removing the ceiling plate from the projector
plate in the screw holes.
Secure the two screws in the angle adjustment
points as shown in the left illustration, using the
supplied M8 hexagon wrench to fix the projector.
For details on adjusting the angle of the
projector, see the next section "Adjusting the
Installation Position".
C Secure the four screws for the horizontal roll
adjustment points as shown in the left
illustration, using the supplied M8 hexagon
wrench to fix the projector.
For details on adjusting the angle of the
projector, see the next section "Adjusting the
Installation Position".
Procedure
Secure the screws at the height of these marks so
that the projector is set up almost horizontally.
Use them as a guide.
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Moving the Projected Images Higher or Lower
When the images are projected higher or lower compared to the screen, adjust the projection
position using the lens shift of the projector.
When moving the projection position vertically over the adjustable range of the lens shift, the
projection position can be adjusted up by 5 degrees and down by 25 degrees by tilting the
projector.
When tilting the projector, the projected images may be twisted. The images twisted in a
trapezoidal shape can be corrected by using the keystone adjustment.
However, the image goes out of focus as the inclination angle increases.
For details on the lens shift and keystone, see the "User's guide" supplied with the projector.
A Loosen the two screws for the vertical angle
adjustment points on the left and right using
the supplied M8 hexagon wrench.
B Tilt the rear of the projector vertically to
adjust the angle until the position of the
projected images fits the screen.
C After adjusting the angle, secure the screws
on both sides using the M8 hexagon wrench.
Adjusting the Installation Position
Procedure
v Never loosen or remove any screws needlessly when adjusting the position.
Doing so could cause the projector to fall and lead to an accident.
v Retighten all screws and make sure that they are not loose after adjustment.
Warning
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Tilting the Projected Images to the Right or Left
When the projected image is tilted to the right or left compared to the screen,
tilt the projector ±5 degrees to adjust the projection position.
A Loosen the four screws for the horizontal roll
adjustment points at the front and rear using
the supplied M8 hexagon wrench.
B Tilt the projector to the left or right to adjust
the angle until the position of the projected
images fits the screen.
C After adjusting the angle, secure the screws
on both sides using the M8 hexagon wrench.
Adjusting the Size of the Projected Images
When the projected images are too big or too small for the screen, try adjusting the size of the
image on the projector first. For details on adjusting the size of the image, see the "User's Guide"
supplied with the projector.
To adjust the size of the image, you can slide the projector forward or backward by ±30 mm by
following the steps below.
A Loosen the four screws for the front/rear slide
adjustment points on the left and right using
the supplied M8 hexagon wrench.
B Slide the projector forward or backward to
adjust the projected image until it fits the
screen.
C After adjusting the position, secure the
screws using the M8 hexagon wrench.
Procedure
Procedure
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After installing the projector on the ceiling, take
additional precautions to secure it in place and
prevent it from falling or rolling.
Pass the wires provided diagonally through the
projector plate using the wire clips to prevent the
projector from falling.
A Locate the four commercially available
anchor bolts on the ceiling at the end of each
diagonal line.
We recommend locating the anchor bolts within
1 meter from the center of the projector.
Use M12 anchor bolts.
B Loop the four safety wires around the four
bolts and secure them firmly.
Make sure that the wire loops are under the flat
washers, and then tighten the hexagon nuts.
Installing the Safety Wires
Procedure
v Make sure in advance that the concrete on which this product is installed can hold the
weight and lateral movement of the projector and ceiling mount. If the concrete is not
strong enough or has deteriorated, fortify it with reinforcing bars or something
similar.
v Install the anchor bolts according to the specifications and methods of the
manufacturer of the materials so they do not come out, become loose, or shift.
Warning
Anchor bolts
(M12)
Within 1 m
(recommended)
Within 1 m
(recommended)
Wire
rope
Anchor
bolt
Flat washer
(φ 24 - φ 26mm)
Spring
washer
Hexagon nut
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C Loosen the screws of the wire clip, and then
pass the end of the safety wire through the
wire clip and a hole on the projector plate.
D Pull the end of the wire rope out from under
the projector plate and pass it through the
wire clip.
E Stretch the safety wire as tight as possible
without causing the position of the
projected image to move, and then tighten
the screws of the wire clip loosely to secure
the wire.
After installing the safety wire, check the following points. If by any chance the wire is damaged,
replace it with a commercially available wire rope of 1.5 mm or more in diameter.
v The wire is not frayed or unraveling.
v The wire is not bent at an acute angle against the edge of the flat washer or
other object.
F Perform steps 3 to 5 again for other safety
wires and fix them to the projector plate as
well.
G After installing the safety wires, move all the
wire clips in the direction shown in the
illustration and tighten the screws of the
clips.
v If the supplied safety wires are too short for where you are installing the projector, use
commercially available wire ropes of 1.5 mm or more in diameter.
v Cut off any extra wire rope after installation.
Caution
Caution
Wire clip
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Inquiries can be directed to the contact information given in the manual of the projector.
Inquiries
Specifications
Dimensions 400 (W) x 428 (H) x 330 (D) mm
Weight Approx. 16 kg
Maximum load capacity Approx. 75 kg
Adjustable range Vertical tilt adjustment 5 to -25°
Horizontal roll
adjustment
0 to ±5°
Horizontal rotation
adjustment
0 to ±5°
Front/rear slide ±30 mm
Vertical tilt adjustment
Horizontal roll
adjustment
Horizontal rotation
adjustment
Front/rear slide
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Epson ELPMB48 High Ceiling Mount User guide

Category
Data projectors
Type
User guide

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